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I'd say Impreza, 2001 model. | ||
Actually the body of the Lancer Evo comes from the Mirage, which was sold as Lancer in some markets. Rear lights come from Mirage Asti, forgotten coupe from the 90s. Front lights from Lancer Evo V/VI, bumpers are actually depending from which variant you choose in the shop, since some of them are a reference to Lancer Evo IV, another to LanEvo VI and this one seems inspired by the LanEvo III. Aside the pillar in the side window that has no sense since it doesn't have to go down inside a door, the car is actually a Mirage/Mirage Asti, since the body is exactly that one. | ||
Volkswagen Passat, rear lights from the B5, greenhouse from B6 and front from B4. | ||
Looks way better than the original one in SR:TT. Rear lights remind me of those on the Camaro '18. | ||
Finally is way more realistic! Some vents in the front bumpers, a thing that EVERY car in SR used to lack with few exceptions! | ||
Cloudstinger wrote Toyota Tercel? m.media-amazon.com/images/I/31k0c75uGtL.jpg +3 | ||
Peugeot 406, even if it's two door. There was the coupe variant, but was way different from the sedan. | ||
More likely a Mirage 5th gen (1995-2000) rather than a Lancer. This style has nothing to do with early 2000s. Especially those big turn signals in the bumper and the side edges, that are an heritage from late 80s in automotive design. | ||
Looks more like a Toyota Corolla Hatchback 3-door E80 | ||
Volvo 700 series | ||
Mitsubishi Mirage Geneva 1983 (Mirage/Colt Sedan) | ||
I still don't understand why this is not listed as a Diamante. It resembles a Diamante, all the hints go with Diamante, so the name should be Diamante. | ||
Inspiration comes from Lamborghini, I'd say Lamborghini Centenario Roadster. | ||
Can someone change the name? Lexus GS Wagon doesn't exist. | ||
Cloudstinger wrote Grille's too big, car's too squashed, and overall shape doesn't seem to have any resemblance to the Type 57. EDIT: To be honest, it's rear shape reminds me of the Type 57, front reminds me of the 1925 Rolls-Royce Jonckheere. There are obviously some differences, I just said which car IMHO resembles the most. I think after all that "Made for Game" is the correct choice. | ||
Bugatti Type 57 SC Atlantic | ||
Front of Firebird, the body comes from the Celica Supra A40/A50. I'd say Toyota Celica Supra MKI. | ||
Tesla Model X In the same game, the Integra with the Prelude's front has been added as Integra. I'd go with the same method. | ||
Toyota Corolla E80 | ||
Chrysler Fifth Avenue 1982-1989 | ||
Volkswagen Passat Variant B6 | ||
Why hasn't this been changed to Jetta yet? | ||
Lombax wrote The narrow bits leading in from the headlights and the 'V Shield' in the middle, totally Alfa design. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfa_Romeo_159#/media/File:Alfa_159_grey.jpg Yes, I totally agree. I've written "Alfa Romeo??" meaning that is curious that there's an Alfa Romeo distinctive trait on a car that is totally not related to the brand. | ||
Hyundai Sonata 2004-2009 | ||
Toyota Starlet P80 | ||
Really too generic, looks like a Camry V20. I'd rather say MFG. | ||
Fiat 132 | ||
I agree, this is a Jaguar XJ | ||
Suzuki Wagon R 2004 | ||
The Thema's shape is quite different, plus tail-lights nor headlights are matching. The Thema was a 300C rebadged, this has almost nothing of a 300C... | ||
Looks like a shortened Lancia Thesis. | ||
Volkswagen Jetta 1988 model | ||
Overall is a Renault Scenic IV, with several modifications, like rear fascia and front grille (Alfa Romeo??) | ||
Looks inspired by the Lincoln MKZ 2013 | ||
Subaru Impreza STI Hatchback 2007 | ||
Wheels and rear comes from Renault (Megane or Laguna II). The front is hard to understand, reminds me of a Teana. I would say Made for Game, way too generic. | ||
Still, seeing a Charade was quite difficult back in those days. And looks nothing like a Charade, completely different. | ||
This is a Fiat Uno. They just mixed up details from different Fiat/Seat old models. Rear tail-lights and line: Fiat Panda (141, 141A chassis code) Overall body: Fiat Uno Front fascia: Autobianchi A112, hints from Fiat Ritmo/Strada. '83 Charade was impossible to be seen in Italy, the location where the game takes place should be respected, if we want to understand correctly which is the inspiration behind the models. | ||
www.supercars.net/blog/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/1998_Plymouth_ProntoCruiserConcept3.jpg www.supercars.net/blog/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/1998_Plymouth_ProntoCruiserConcept2.jpg Really similar. | ||
Ok, with these new pictures is clearly a 145 | ||
1997 Plymouth Pronto Cruiser Concept. It's the same car. -- Last edit: 2019-07-12 12:48:24 | ||
Volkswagen Golf IV, even if the back is really similar to the Lancia Delta Mk.II and some styling cues (bumpers) have a striking resemblance to the Alfa Romeo 145, very popular in Japan. | ||
Mitsubishi GTO or Mazda RX-7 FD. Body looks very similar to the GTO/3000GT/Stealth though | ||
Ford Mustang Mk.III 1999-2005 | ||
Mitsubishi Lancer Cedia | ||
Skyline R32 | ||
Skyline R33. The back reminds me of the R33 LM version, very well known back in the 90s. | ||
This is a Mitsubishi Lancer Wagon 1982-1991. | ||
Nissan EXA Canopy | ||
Wagon version of this www.igcd.net/vehicle.php?id=190305 Is it me or the headlights are coming from the Ingot of GTAIV/GTA V? Still, I'd say Lada 111 for overall body shape and for the sedan version. |